Reneexb

so i have a question for those of you with wheels....which is all
anyway...so i got my spacers in and went to have them put on and my stock studs poke through the spacers and now block my wheel from being flush with the spacer (hope that makes since) what should i do, i wanna just trim my stock stud so it sits flush? i dont know what to do?

nnj

do you mean your lugs dont fit? im confused

Reneexb

i wasnt sure if it made since...everything bolts on...after i get the spacer on and go to put my wheel on it his the stock studs so then it leaves a gap and the wheel wont sit flush, the stock studs poke out of the spacer...they are longer then the width of the spacer. does that make more sense?

nnj

...no lol

take a picture maybe?

Reneexb

itsdark and i took everything off im not making since huh? you now how you put spacers on and you bolt them on like you would a wheel?...well some of the stock stud sticks out so then when i go and put on my wheel....the stud that are stock on my car are too long so they are keeping my wheel from sitting flush, it goes on, there is just a gap betweent he wheel and the spacer

nnj

sounds like the wrong size spacer

Reneexb

well it fits...i dont know i will try and get a picture, i want to just cut a little off of the stock stud so it sits flush with the spacer. everythign fits good just my stock suds are long and stick out?!?!? i dont know i"ve had such issue with trying to get these wheels in?

nnj

whats the offset on the rim?

nnj

im assuming your spacers have the extra studs on it. if your rims dont have a "space" for your stock studs poking through you need either a different set of spacers without the studs on them that come with replacement wheel studs (these are a pain in the ___ to change) or get a set of basic hub spacers that dont require any bolting or stud changing

Darkfader

what it sounds like is that the factory studs stick out past the spacer which doesn't allow the rim to sit flush to the spacer. I have the same problem when I run my camber plate I have to run a 20mm spacer with a 3mm spacer over it so I can run my -8 camber plates and it allows my wheels to sit flush to the hub.

Reneexb

THATS EXCATLY WHATS UP! and i will try that when i get home, i have 20mm spacers now and i want my rims on so bad thanks fader....